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The Court of Appeal dismissed TP2’s welfare appeal in a family case about child arrangements, finding the trial judge’s assessment and contact regime were open to her.
P, Re (No 2: Welfare) [2026] EWCA Civ 571 (12 May 2026)
The Court of Appeal dismissed a welfare appeal over child arrangements, holding the trial judge had carefully assessed future risk and family relationships.
M (A Child: Adoption: Duty of Disclosure) [2026] EWCA Civ 568 (11 May 2026)
Court of Appeal set aside an adoption order after finding the adopters withheld material facts about their separation and the adoptive mother’s relationship.
The court found the father had abused the mother and that the children’s reluctance to see him was not caused by maternal alienation.
The High Court ordered the return of three children to England from Dubai under its inherent jurisdiction, finding their welfare required return.
HF, KF and LF (No 2)(Children; Inherent Jurisdiction; Return Order), Re [2026] EWHC 1035 (Fam) (01 May 2026)
The High Court ordered the return of three children from Dubai to England, finding that the father’s wrongful retention had harmed their relationship with their mother.
Z (A Child), Re (Retention from Hong Kong: Child's Objections) [2026] EWHC 996 (Fam) (28 April 2026)
Hague Convention child abduction case in which the court refused to order Z's return to Hong Kong, relying on his objections and maturity.
The High Court refused to order Z’s return to Hong Kong under the Hague Convention, holding that his objections were genuine, rational, and decisive.
Fact-finding judgment in care proceedings involving alleged fabricated and induced illness, medicalisation, feeding restriction, and threshold findings for two children.
The Family Court made final care orders for two children to remain at home with their mother, finding the order necessary and proportionate to protect them.
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